Photographed by Mario Testino and interviewed by Alex Bilmes the model teenager reveals a penchant for Gossip Girl and staying in, while the rest of the issue celebrates affordable wardrobe ingenuity. To read the complete interview with Georgia and watch a video preview of the new Vogue visit Vogue UK.

The Campari Calendar 2010 has just been released and Olga Kurylenko is this year’s sexy ambassadrice. She was featured in the most recent James Bond film Quantum of Solace as one of the James Bond Girl.

“Olga was a natural choice: an international actress, with great charm, grace, elegance and sensuality that represents the perfect incarnation of the Campari brand”, says Bob Kunze-Concewitz, CEO of Gruppo Campari.

“It was a truly unique experience. I was delighted and intrigued by Campari’s proposal: to play the Campari woman and interpret the essence of Red Passion. For me, Red Passion is a lifestyle full of vitality and confidence, it’s about feeling and expressing emotions."

"I have a great passion for life and for the work that I do, I enjoy being constantly active. For this reason, I feel a sense of affinity with Campari, which like me is dynamic, passionate and cosmopolitan” says Kurylenko.

Here is the first look at the cover of ELLE’s ‘Women In Hollywood’ November issue featuring Katie Holmes.

On family life:
“In my own life, my whole world really revolves around family. I do what I need to do, but it’s like, ‘How is everybody else doing?’ And it’s wonderful for me as an actress to put some of that into a character.”

On life as a working mom on the Broadway set of All My Sons:
“Suri would sit in my lap in the makeup chair. She’d hand the wig lady the bobby pins.“

On fashion:
“I love Alaia, for sure. Stella McCartney. I like Ralph Lauren because I feel like it’s very American, and I’m pretty all-American, from Ohio. Isabel Marant and a new designer, Sari Gueron.

On the genre of film she loves most:
“It can be any genre. I even like vampire movies – they just have to be well done. I want to believe in the characters. The minute it starts to feel not real, I’m not interested.”

Also featuring in this Women In Hollywood issue, Emily Blunt,

On adjusting to Hollywood life since moving from the UK:
“I feel the fear of the business creep under my skin in L.A. in a way that it doesn’t in England. It’s funny – I feel like beauty is in the eye of the beholder, unless you’re in Hollywood! It’s shameful how you have to look a certain way. Women are simply not allowed to grow old gracefully. That’s why I love playing character parts, because I’m not pigeonholed into trying to remain young forever to play the ingénue or romantic lead.”

Julianne Moore

On types of characters she is drawn to:
“I think my connection to acting has been through reading. I’m interested in scripts. People ask me, “What role are you dying to play?” It’s really, What story do I want to be in?”

Renee Zellweger

On actresses from earlier eras that have influenced her:
“For Leatherheads, I was thinking of Katharine Hepburn, the way she leaned forward with her shoulders back, speaking in her lower register the whole time. I like her confidence, her intelligence, her sense of entitlement. When I was making Chicago, I couldn’t stop watching the Marilyn [Monroe] videos. Not so much because of the sex kitten thing; it was more her vulnerability. That was a huge part of the Roxie character. But it’s not about emulating; it’s about a feeling.”

On whether a successful movie career requires sacrificing your personal life:
“A friend of mine couldn’t decide between moving to New York or staying in L.A., and another friend said, “Do Everything!” I thought, That’s it, do everything.”

Zoe Saldana

On being known as a beautiful Hollywood actress:
“I’m sorry, but it’s sexy to know that guys find you attractive. It’s empowering.”

Looking at those photos I am wondering if Alexander McQuenn was aware of two things. Those collections are suppose to be for the summer 2010 not 2100 and it is the ready-to-wear fashion shows, not ready to take off ;-)

More seriously this is pure Alexander McQueen and I am LOVING it! This guy is a genius. This collection is an hybrid between digital and animal era.

Evolution—Darwin, the natural world, technology—provided inspiration for the dazzling clothes. Most of the dresses, in engineered prints and jacquards, were molded and draped, and in astonishing whorls of colors. Platform shoes looked like the hulls of ships.

McQueen, according to an internal logic detailed in a press release, was casting an apocalyptic forecast of the future ecological meltdown of the world: Humankind is made up of creatures that evolved from the sea, and we may be heading back to an underwater future as the ice cap dissolves.

Reptile-patterned, digitally printed dresses, the prints and fabrics are just amazing.

The initial plan for the show was to provide live-streamed on Nick Knight's SHOWstudio.com. That was the plan anyway, until 30 minutes before the show, Gaga Twittered that McQueen was about to premiere her new single. She has a million followers. Inevitably, everything crashed ...

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